Episodios

  • [Episode #273] – Solar and Batteries Can Power the World

    [Episode #273] – Solar and Batteries Can Power the World
    Apr 8 2026
    Can solar and batteries power the world cost-effectively? A new model says yes.
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    19 m
  • [Episode #272] – Global Energy Crisis 2026

    [Episode #272] – Global Energy Crisis 2026
    Mar 25 2026
    The damage to Persian Gulf oil and gas infrastructure and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has thrown the world into a global energy crisis.
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    1 h y 44 m
  • [Episode #271] – China Update 2026

    [Episode #271] – China Update 2026
    Mar 11 2026
    Why have China’s total CO2 emissions been slowly falling for two years even as it’s building more coal-fired power plants than ever?
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    23 m
  • [Episode #270] – View from the Energy Transitions Commission

    [Episode #270] – View from the Energy Transitions Commission
    Feb 25 2026
    Lord Adair Turner shares his global perspective on the state of the energy transition, as seen from the Energy Transitions Commission.
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    30 m
  • [Episode #269] – Trump’s War on the Energy Transition

    [Episode #269] – Trump’s War on the Energy Transition
    Feb 11 2026
    Can the energy transition in the US survive President Trump’s attacks on it?
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    27 m
  • [Episode #268] – Activism 101

    [Episode #268] – Activism 101
    Jan 28 2026
    What do aspiring energy transition advocates need to know to become effective changemakers in their communities?
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    27 m
  • [Episode #267] – Japan: Petrostate or Electrostate?

    [Episode #267] – Japan: Petrostate or Electrostate?
    Jan 14 2026
    As one of the most energy vulnerable countries on earth, Japan faces a difficult choice: join the petrostates, or the electrostates?
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    21 m
  • [Episode #266] – Global Electricity Review 2025 (Lagniappe edition)

    [Episode #266] – Global Electricity Review 2025 (Lagniappe edition)
    Dec 31 2025
    Global carbon emissions from the power sector may be close to peaking thanks to an accelerating energy transition.
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    1 h y 48 m